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No Ryan Clark, Troy Polamalu at #Steelers OTA No. 8. Participation has been darn close to 100 percent this year other than those two and Ike — Mark Kaboly (@MarkKaboly_Trib) June 4, 2013 OTA day eight for the Steelers is today, and while the team has been pretty good about getting players on hand and [...]...

The Pittsburgh Steelers returned to the practice field Tuesday following taking Monday off in order to go to Dave & Busters for a team building exercise and absent from practice were safeties Troy Polamalu and Ryan Clark, according to Mark Kaboly of the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review on Twitter.

Pittsburgh Steelers safety Ryan Clark was all over ESPN during the off-season. Clark, admittedly, is hoping to become an NFL analyst and broadcaster for ESPN after he leaves football. According to Richard Deitsch of Sports Illustrated Clark approached ESPN senior coordinating producer Seth Markman during Super Bowl week to ask him about a future ...

Safety Troy Polamalu spoke after Tuesday's OTA session:Re: Health and working out this offseason:I feel okay. Thank God. I tried to work out this offseason. They [injuries] are most definitely a th......

On Sunday, I passed along the news that Pittsburgh Steelers safety Troy Polamalu would be in attendance for the first OTA session of the 2013 season that gets underway on Tuesday and now there is a report on Twitter from Mark Kaboly of the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review that states the 2010 Defensive Player of the Year is in the best shape that he has b...

Steelers safety Troy Polamalu says that if the NFL is going to keep passing rules designed to protect the players, the players should get a vote in those rules. “There’s rule changes every year,” Polamalu said in an interview on SportsCenter. “I do wish, however, that the NFL did have a voice from the players’…

Pro Football Talk on NBC Sports Network concludes the work week with an interview with a star defender coming off an injury-shortened 2012 campaign. Erik Kuselias chats one-on-one with Steelers safety Troy Polamalu, whose remarks on how the NFL changes its rules drew attention earlier Friday. Also, Mike Florio, Shaun King and Kuselias take a clo...